A Survey of English Bynames: Bakester

by Mari ingen Briain meic Donnchada (Kathleen M. O'Brien)

© 2002-2012 by Kathleen M. O'Brien. All rights reserved.
Version 1.3, updated 24 June 2012


Bakester
"Occup. 'a female baker,' a bakester; v. Backster" (Bardsley, p. 86 s.n. Baxter)
"Occup. 'the bakester,' a baker of bread, with the feminine suffix; originally a woman's occupation." (Bardsley, p. 72 s.n. Backster)
"OE bæcestre, fem. of bæcere 'baker'. Baxter is found mainly in the Anglian counties and is used chiefly of men. Only two exampels have been noted with a woman's christian name. Fransson found only four." (Reaney & Wilson, p. 33 s.n. Baxter)
 
NameAdditional DescriptionDateSource
LiuegerseBacestere a1093Reaney & Wilson (p. 33 s.n. Baxter)
Hanna Bakestre 1260Reaney & Wilson (p. 33 s.n. Baxter)
GilianaleBacster 1273Bardsley (p. 72 s.n. Backster)
GilianaleBackster 1273Bardsley (p. 16)
JohnleBakestere 1273Bardsley (p. 72 s.n. Backster)
EliasleBaxtere 1302Bardsley (p. 72 s.n. Backster)
WilliamleBaxtere 1333Reaney & Wilson (p. 33 s.n. Baxter)
Agnes Bakester 1379Bardsley (p. 72 s.n. Backster)
Cecilia Bakester 1379Bardsley (p. 72 s.n. Backster)


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